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JUST FOR KIDS |
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Writing Contest Art Contest Children's World |
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Friday, April 16, 2004 |
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Blues, Folk, Country and Bluegrass |
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Earthman plays R & B because he has the “blues” about the way people are treating the Earth, and decided to use his talent to help make a better world. Click on the photo above to link to The Earthman Project website. |
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Amy Carol Webb is a Springs local who has mastered the "art of mesmerizing." She is a song weaver who "routes songs into blues, Cajun and pop territories without losing the original intention." Billboard Magazine says that she is "taking up the road where Carol King, Janis Ian and Joni Mitchell have trod." Click on the photo above to link to her web site. |
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The 18 Wheelers blend elements of rock, honky tonk, country, western, swing, rockabilly and bluegrass. Upbeat and danceable, this band is sure to please the crowd with their combination of good humor, good grooves and three part harmonies. |
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Innovative, solid bluegrass, they’ll fiddle up a storm and have you stomping your feet and clapping your hands. Expect great harmonies, with banjo, bass, and fiddle. |
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